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06 Sept 2025
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Photo: Clonaslee Tidy Towns
Clonaslee Tidy Towns said the removal of flowers and turning over of pots in the area is 'disheartening' after so much work has gone into keeping the village looking well.
Over the August bank holiday weekend, Saturday, August 3 and Sunday August 4 two flower pots were turned over and flowers removed at Slieve Bloom Park. Flowers were also taken from the new planters outside the graveyard.
Taking to social media to voice their disappointment Clonaslee Tidy Towns said: "It is very disheartening to see this happen when so much work goes into keeping our village well by our volunteers and our CE scheme."
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